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Haiti forward Ruben Providence (15) celebrates after scoring his side’s first goal during an international friendly soccer match against New Zealand, Tuesday, June 2, 2026, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

Knicks fever is colliding with World Cup buzz, and New York soccer bars are trying to juggle both

As the New York Knicks sit one win away from their first NBA championship in more than 50 years, the FIFA World Cup is also kicking off, leaving New York sports fans and soccer bars balancing devotion to both global football and hometown basketball

New York sports fans are facing a dream dilemma as the FIFA World Cup and the Knicks’ historic NBA Finals run collide. Soccer bars across the city are finding ways to accommodate both passionate fan bases during one unforgettable weekend.

Haitians in Connecticut dream of first World Cup win versus Scotland

Haitian Americans express themselves ahead of Haiti’s opener in the World Cup

To Haitian Americans in Connecticut, a win over Scotland on June 13 is a must, especially because they think Les Grenadiers will face their weakest opponent in the FIFA World Cup group stage.


Haiti team’s redesigned jerseys ready for first World Cup match 

Team uniforms for Les Grenadiers are ready for Saturday’s match, despite a FIFA decision to remove Haitian Revolution imagery

Imagery tied to the Haitian Revolution will not appear on the Haitian national team’s official uniforms. But the debate surrounding the symbols removed has only elevated Haiti’s history further in conversations.

Haiti’s World Cup return and the promise of a global nation

Haiti’s national team reflects the evolution of a global Haitian community whose greatest contributions extend far beyond soccer

In many ways, Haiti’s World Cup team offers a glimpse of what that future could look like. Talent spread across countries and continents. A shared identity. A common purpose. A belief that together they can accomplish more than any individual could achieve alone.

Dev Expo returns with AI focus as Haiti’s tech community grows

Despite insecurity, limited internet access and persistent infrastructure challenges, the annual event has become a meeting place for young Haitians pursuing careers in technology, entrepreneurship and digital innovation.

This edition is also the most ambitious yet. Organizers are holding activities across Haiti’s 10 departments while offering online participation for Haitians living abroad.

Haitian American filmmaker Rachelle Salnave explores dual citizenship, identity and belonging in new documentary

“Dual Citizen” follows Salnave and her father as they navigate Haiti’s citizenship process and the deeper questions it raises about diaspora, family and belonging

Filmmaker Rachelle Salnave set out to reclaim her Haitian citizenship. What she found along the way became a documentary about family, identity and what it means to belong to two worlds.


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Boston Mayor, City Councilors honor Haitian Heritage Month with flag-raising ceremony

  • Boston community members raising the Haitian Flag during the flag-raising ceremony at Boston City Hall Plaza on May 15, 2026. Photo courtesy of the Mayor’s Office/John Wilcox
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  • A joyful participant holding her Haitian flag during the flag-raising ceremony at Boston City Hall Plaza on May 15, 2026. Photo courtesy of the Mayor’s Office/John Wilcox.
  • Boston community members raising the Haitian Flag during the flag-raising ceremony at Boston City Hall Plaza on May 15, 2026. Photo courtesy of the Mayor’s Office/John Wilcox.
  • Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune join city officials and community members for the Haitian Flag Raising ceremony at City Hall Plaza on May 15, 2026. Photo courtesy of the Mayor’s Office/John Wilcox.




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Haiti launches judicial units to tackle corruption, electoral fraud and sexual violence 

Authorities say two specialized units, newly created and staffed by 25 judges, aim to fight impunity and prosecute complex crimes as rights groups warn insecurity and political interference could undermine the effort

While Haitian officials have presented the specialized judicial units as a historic step to combat gang crimes, corruption and sexual violence, human rights organizations warn that insecurity, limited…

Haitian government accused of trying to tighten control over elections through controversial decree changes

Critics say new provisions would give the executive branch greater influence over Haiti’s electoral council while raising barriers for political parties and independent candidates ahead of long-delayed elections

The controversy arises as Haiti struggles to organize its first national elections in nearly a decade amid escalating gang violence, institutional paralysis, and a prolonged political transition. Several…


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6 Haitian restaurants to check out across New York

Cafés, bakeries, lounges and more — the Haitian restaurants putting New York on the map, one plate at a time

From Crown Heights to Jamaica, Queens, these Haitian-owned restaurants are helping define how Haitian food is experienced across New York City.

Wyclef Jean to perform at FIFA World Cup Toronto countdown concert 

The Grammy-winning Haitian star will join a lineup of acclaimed international artists at FIFA’s June 10 celebration ahead of the tournament’s kickoff

Toronto’s concert lineup also includes Canadian rock singer Bryan Adams, Moroccan-Canadian artist Nora Fatehi, producer Sanjoy and French-Ivorian singer Vegedream. FIFA said additional artists and special guests will…



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